Walk Score

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SAN DIEGO'S MOST

NeighborhoodScore
1  Core96
2  Cortez Hill95
3  Gaslamp Quarter94
4  Marina90
5  Little Italy89
6  Park West88
7  East Village83
8  Kensington82
9  Mission Valley81
10  Midtown81
11  Normal Heights81
12  Rolando78
13  Ocean Beach75
14  North Hills75
15  Pacific Beach74
16  West University Heights73
17  La Jolla Village71
18  Kearny Mesa71
19  Balboa Park70
20  Carmel Mountain69
21  Loma Portal69
22  Old Town69
23  College Area68
24  City Heights West68
25  Egger Highlands67
26  Southcrest66
27  City Heights East66
28  Palm City66
29  Clairemont Mesa65
30  Roseville65
31  Memorial65
32  Talmadge64
33  Grant Hill64
34  North Clairemont64
35  El Cerritos63
36  Midtown District63
37  Mountain View63
38  Darnall62
39  Lincoln Park62
40  Bird Land62
41  Moreno Mission61
42  Chollas View61
43  Bay Park60
44  University City60
45  Grantville60
46  Oak Park59
47  Linda Vista58
48  Mount Hope57
49  Bay Ho56
50  Mira Mesa56
51  Torrey Pines55
52  La Jolla55
53  Webster54
54  Mission Bay53
55  Del Cerro53
56  South Park53
57  Carmel Valley52
58  Serra Mesa51
59  Nestor50
60  North City50
61  Lake Murray48
62  San Ysidro48
63  Bario Logan47
64  Valencia Park47
65  Allied Gardens44
66  Emerald Hills44
67  Del Mar Heights44
68  San Carlos42
69  Paradise Hills42
70  Jomacha-Lomita42
71  Sorrento Valley42
72  Tierrasanta40
73  Rancho Penasquitos38
74  Rancho Bernadino37
75  Sky Line36
76  Sabre Springs36
77  Wooded Area34
78  Encanto33
79  Gateway33
80  Alta Vista31
81  Scripps Ranch31
82  Bay Terrace29
83  Miramar10

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Car-Dependent

Score: 0-49

Somewhat Walkable

Score: 50-69

Very Walkable

Score: 70-89

Walkers' Paradise

Score: 90-100


Explore San Diego's Most Walkable Neighborhoods

The top 4 neighborhoods in San Diego are Walkers' Paradises. 29% of San Diego residents have a Walk Score of 70 or above. 64% have a Walk Score of at least 50—and 36% live in Car-Dependent neighborhoods.

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